Let the music run the room.
AI-directed audio-reactive lighting for DJs, venues, and anyone with music and lights. Your entire room synchronized to the music. Runs on your hardware, your network, your terms. Just a beat and an AI that thinks like a lighting designer.
Conductør reads your audio 30 times per second, splits it into frequency bands, and drives every light in your room independently. Then an AI director watches the show and evolves it in real time.
Native system audio capture on every platform: CoreAudio on macOS (with BlackHole for routing), WASAPI loopback on Windows, PipeWire and PulseAudio on Linux. 18 frequency bars are analyzed at 30fps, split into bass, mids, and highs with independent beat detection, automatic gain control, and lull detection per band.
Each frequency band drives different lights with independent color, brightness, movement, and strobe behavior. Superbeat detection fires full-room white flashes when all bands peak at once. Energy buildups converge the palette; drops break it open.
Every 15 seconds, the show's state is sent to an AI that thinks like a professional lighting designer. It adjusts color palettes, strobe intensity, movement speed, and decay rates. The show without the director is accurate. The show with the director evolves.
Professional-grade reactive lighting from a lightweight local engine. No commercial lighting software required.
Independent beat tracking for bass, mids, and highs. Each band triggers its own lights with separate thresholds, decay curves, and color ranges.
When all three frequency bands peak simultaneously, every light in the room fires a synchronized full-white flash. The kind of moment that makes a crowd lose it.
Adapts dynamically to quiet songs vs. loud ones. A whisper-quiet verse and a wall-of-sound drop both get the full dynamic range of your lights.
Sustained low energy triggers ambient swaying mode: slow color drifts, gentle movement, pulled-back strobes. The show breathes with the music.
During buildups, all lights converge toward a single hue to create tension. When the drop hits, convergence breaks and everything splits into independent color chaos.
Art-Net/DMX over Ethernet for professional stage fixtures. Govee LAN API for smart home lights. Both running in the same show, from the same script, in perfect sync.
Lumi is the AI behind the Director — a pearl-white chrome character with a DJ's instincts and a lighting designer's vocabulary. She lives on the dashboard and reacts to the room across 23 emotional states, from chill and contemplative through hype, ecstatic, and unhinged. She doesn't drive individual lights or frames — she shifts palettes, dials strobes, and sets the feel, then lets the reactive engine handle execution. Every 15 seconds she watches the room and decides what's next.
Lumi doesn't control individual lights or individual frames. She controls the feel of the show and lets the reactive engine handle execution. Think of a lighting designer sitting at a console watching the show and making adjustments, except the designer is an AI and the console is a JSON API call.
Average energy per band, beat counts, lull state, whether energy is building toward a drop, and what she decided last time. Every 15 seconds she returns new artistic direction: shift the palette, dial strobes up or down, speed up fixture movement, adjust sensitivity thresholds.
Each decision picks one of 23 emotions — hype, groove, hypnotic, surgical, defiant, void, warning, others — displayed live on the dashboard alongside a short director's note explaining why she made the change.
Pro stage fixtures and smart lights, choreographed live by an AI director. No presets. No pre-programming. No console.
Runs entirely on your machine and your local network. You own the hardware, you own the show.
Lightweight runtime with real-time audio analysis
Director runs on Anthropic's Claude with your own API key
DMXking eDMX1 PRO over Ethernet
UDP control for smart home lights
CoreAudio (Mac), WASAPI loopback (Win), PipeWire (Linux)
Signed installers for macOS and Windows; runs from source on Linux
Any Art-Net compatible DMX fixture. Moving heads, gobos, spider lights, pars, magic balls, stage lights. If it speaks DMX-512 over Art-Net, Conductør can drive it.
Govee devices via LAN API (UDP). Philips Hue and WLED support planned. Your floor lamp and your gobo projector in the same show.
Signed installers for macOS and Windows; runs from source on Linux. Tested on hardware as light as a $200 laptop. DMXking eDMX1 PRO for Art-Net conversion. Your gig laptop is powerful enough.
The director runs on Anthropic's Claude (Haiku 4.5). Bring your own API key — you own the meter, real usage runs ~$0.01/hour. See the setup walkthrough →
All plans include lifetime updates. Pro and Venue unlock the AI Director — you bring your own Anthropic API key (a few dollars of credit lasts a long time at typical use). See the setup walkthrough →
Get your feet wet. Perfect for smart home setups.
The full experience. DMX + AI + unlimited fixtures.
For permanent installations and commercial venues.
Pro is $49 one-time (founder pricing, going up to $79 after launch). Venue is $199/year for commercial installations.